Mission Trailers 101×22 Aluminum 4-Place

The Mission Trailers 101×22 is an all-aluminum 4-place drive-in/out deckover snowmobile trailer built for groups and families who haul multiple machines and demand a rust-free, long-lasting rig. With a 22-foot box plus a 52-inch V-nose, a galvanized package, and a 7,000-lb GVWR, this aluminum snowmobile trailer offers the capacity and durability to carry four sleds and all the gear that comes with a weekend on the trails.

Drive-Through Loading for Four Machines

Front and rear ramps with spring assist create a true drive-in/drive-out layout, so you never have to back a machine off the deck. Tapered ramps ease the loading angle, and full-length slide tracks with sliding D-rings let you tie down each sled exactly where it sits. Two 14-inch fuel doors give you access for topping off tanks without unloading, and the rear door canopy with lights keeps you covered while you work in the dark or snow.

Specifications

• All-aluminum construction; 52" V-nose; 22' box
• 2"x5" box tube frame
• (2) 3K torsion braked axles; galvanized axles
• 13" galvanized wheels with galvanized spare
• 2" A-frame coupler; 5/8" decking; 12" stoneguard
• Front & rear ramps with spring assist; tapered ramps
• Rear door opening 93"x67"; front door 59"x65"; interior height 70"
• 32"x66" side access door with paddle handle
• (2) 14"x14" fuel doors; full-length slide tracks with sliding D-rings
• LED bullet lights; Salem vents; interior cove trim
• (2) interior dome lights with wall switch; 12" kickplate
• Dry weight 2,600 lbs; GVWR 7,000 lbs; payload 3,400 lbs

When sizing a 4-place trailer, factor in your tow vehicle's rating against the 7,000-lb GVWR, and confirm the 70-inch interior height clears tall windshields and accessories. All-aluminum construction with galvanized running gear is the combination that holds up best against winter road salt, protecting your resale value season after season.

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